Newease-Acer Gadget Partner via Best Buy has 67W 3-Port Acer USB-C GaN Foldable Fast Charging Block Charger (Black, ACER-C05-BBY) on sale for $12.99. Shipping is free.
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Newease-Acer Gadget Partner via Best Buy has 67W 3-Port Acer USB-C GaN Foldable Fast Charging Block Charger (Black, ACER-C05-BBY) on sale for $12.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member OptimusPrimeAutobot for sharing this deal.
It displays a TÜV safety mark. UL is not the only NRTL in existence that performs testing and certification.
But if that's not good enough, then be prepared to ditch any Anker adapters you may own as well, since many of them usually carry TÜV, and not UL marks.
This is a compact 67W three port GaN charger that looks best suited for travel and light desktop use. The foldable plug and small size make it easy to pack, and it can handle USB C charging for trips, hotel stays, and even travel to Asia with an adapter. The TÜV safety mark and ETL comparison came up as reassurance, while Amazon reviews were checked for sparks or crackling with few complaints noted. The main cautions are the missing UL listing, a reported price jump that killed the deal, and occasional open box packaging from a third party seller.
Shoppers comparing brands who want a charger that doesn't run hot because one commenter said they'd pick Acer over Baseus after their Baseus 30W charger ran hot (and others reported similar Baseus failures).
Buyers who are okay using TÜV-certified chargers (not necessarily UL) because one commenter noted TÜV is a safety testing/certification mark and that UL isn't the only NRTL that performs testing and certification.
Home users who are worried about safety certification because one commenter said it is "No a UL listed product" and they "do not want to risk fire at my house although the price is cheap."
Buyers who specifically require UL-listed products because another commenter said the deal isn't good if it isn't UL-listed and that the price increase made it a "dead" deal.
Buyers who want a clearly accurate product image/port expectation because one commenter thought the picture showed "1 port output at 67w," which could be misleading if you expect different output behavior.
Buyers who are sensitive to packaging/condition issues because one commenter received a unit with a cut seal that looked like a return/open-box item (from a 3rd-party seller) even though it worked fine.
It is not UL listed, but it does display a TÜV safety mark. TÜV is a recognized testing/certification mark, so the charger is not necessarily uncertified just because it lacks UL.
Yes, it is described as a compact charger that fits travel use well, including trips to Asia with a travel adapter. The foldable, portable design makes it easy to pack for hotel and international charging.
The product image is interpreted as showing one port capable of 67W output. That makes it suitable for charging a single higher-power device while still offering multiple ports on the block.
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No a UL listed product. I do not want to risk fire at my house although the price is cheap.
It displays a TÜV safety mark. UL is not the only NRTL in existence that performs testing and certification.
But if that's not good enough, then be prepared to ditch any Anker adapters you may own as well, since many of them usually carry TÜV, and not UL marks.
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Acer is a legit brand, I'm sure it has all of the certifications it needs lol
These Acer accessories that have popped up recently appear to be manufactured under a very weak looking licensing deal, so not sure how much weight the Acer name is actually carrying here.
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This is a compact 67W three port GaN charger that looks best suited for travel and light desktop use. The foldable plug and small size make it easy to pack, and it can handle USB C charging for trips, hotel stays, and even travel to Asia with an adapter. The TÜV safety mark and ETL comparison came up as reassurance, while Amazon reviews were checked for sparks or crackling with few complaints noted. The main cautions are the missing UL listing, a reported price jump that killed the deal, and occasional open box packaging from a third party seller.
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